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Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1911

Page

4

Queer accident to fast mail train wreck Cedar Rapids

A late fast mail from the East derailed in Cedar Rapids when a storage car split in two. Conductor J K Goodwin and brakemen E A McGee and A G Addison escaped serious harm after grabbing the signal rope and clinging to debris as the car split. The incident stalled Northwestern traffic for hours and damaged a starch car behind the wreck.

Cedar Rapids J. K. Goodwin E. A. McGee A. G. Addison Goodwin Addison McGee

Father A. J. Graves to Be Buried Today

Andrew J. Graves Ames pioneer and former first postmaster dies at home south of town. Funeral at Congregational church at 2 30 with Rev W J Minchin. cemetery services by Masonic lodge. Graves helped organize Story County Mutual Insurance Co and served as bank president since 1864. Bank to close during funeral.

Andrew J. Graves Ames Congregational Church W.J. Minchin Sherburn Vermont College Farm Ames Savings Bank Story County Mutual Insurance Co Graves Frank J Zebina K A. J. Graves

Deaths of Clarence Powell 21 in Railroad Worker

Clarence Brotherson Powell born November 15 1889 in McLean County Illinois died January 24 1911 in Kankakee Illinois at age 21. He spent boyhood on a farm and public schools then years in railroad work including the Three I system. He belonged to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and was admired for loyalty and cheerful disposition. He leaves a father mother and three sisters. Funeral at the parental home conducted by Rev William J Minchin with interment in Ames cemetery.

Clarence Brotherson Powell McLean County Ill Kankakee Til Three Clarence Bliss Brown David Jonathan William J Minchin Congregational Church Messrs. Clark Westbrook, Good and Squyers Ames

Ames and Nebraska Battle To Even Standings In Hoops

The Ames basketball team returned from a holiday trip with three wins in nine games and split two games with Nebraska. Ames beat Drake 47 to 25 and Grinnell 33 to 19 earlier, while Nebraska won the rematch 22 to 12. The coming Sophomore play moves to the Assembly Hall with a noted cast and the long running success of Sweet Lavender is highlighted in review.

Ames Nebraska Grinnell Drake Pfund Veltrup University of Nebraska Hutchinson Gibson Ames Nebraska Harry Brown Hutchinson Joe Brown R.F Gibson Te Carrier Ee Perapoge Frank Owens Sophmore Armory Assembly Hall Agricultural Building Horace Bream A. R. Simpson Geoffrey Wedderburn Wedderburn, Green & Haskett Bankers Barnchester P. W. Dixon Clement Hale R. H. van Keuren Richard Phenyl L A. Swischer Dr. Delaney Will Tydemann Bulger Brain Court Temple Anna Wolf Lavender Poll Witwer Gilfillian Wedderburn Minnie Ruby Lynch Dick Phenyl

Ames Football Schedule Hints For 1920s Era Season

Rusty T M Hart’s Eleven football schedule details reveal uncertainty until state game negotiations conclude. Key dates include Minnesota on Oct 1 in Minneapolis, Coe on Oct 7 in Ames, Missouri Oct 21 in Ames, Nebraska Nov 4 in Ames, Iowa Nov 18 in Iowa City, and Drake Nov 30 in Des Moines with tentative open dates around Morningside and Grinnell.

Rusty Hart Ames University of Minnesota At Minneapolis Minnesota Coe Morningside Iowa Nebraska Des Moines College Grinnell Missouri Iowa City Drake Des Moines

Gorillas Triumph In Fatal New Iberia Pen Battle

In New Iberia Louisiana a gorilla fought a bulldog in a twelve by eight foot pen with the male population watching. The dog died within two minutes after midnight as the apish fighter seized the creature, bit through its skull and tore it apart.

New Iberia

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